Former Kansas City Chiefs Public Address announcer Dell Carter He reacted to his replacement after he announced to stay Leave working for the team after 16 yearsThe

“I just saw my friend Nate Rohr Chiefs stadium will succeed in me as voice, "Carter shared Through Facebook Sunday, September 14. "Great choice! Go 'M Net !!"

Rohr commented on the post, “You are all classes Dell Carter And you left big shoes to fill. I'll try to upload the standard! "

Carter announced Friday, September 12 that he was emptying his job as a public address announcer at the error stadium.

Chiefs Kingdom's favorite member became well known for his iconic "This is the third. Down." Call inside the stadium that makes it to his resignation ironically.

"Last season, when we were on the play -offs, those for whom I work for (65 TPT Productions) told me they were listening from a 'high level' that someone else really heard another PA guy down it 3rd and they wanted to test me with different calls," Carter wrote through Facebook on Friday. "Some of you got caught in it and mentioned that you noticed. They didn't agree with what they wanted to do but I have always been a team player and they tried to do what I wanted to do. This week."

Carter received a call on September 9th that "They wanted another PA guy (who did pre-game activities and read the game ads) to start the third down call."

"It was my red line," Carter wrote. "I wish them good luck."

Carter said he was in peace with his decision, which he said "My family, radio, (my) podcast and my 2026 -run Jackson County Legislature will give more time to concentrate."

He wrote, "I have been blessed as the Chief PA announcer for the 16 -season and 1 preson game." "I didn't miss any game at that time (even the cyclone is going to London 48 hours). I've worked on every big fall/winter vacation i

After the morning Chiefs Home Opener Sunday-Filadelphia AG Gols has a loss of 20-17 to acknowledge that it can take some time to adjust to its new normal.

"I confess ... yesterday was weird for me," Carter wrote on Monday, September 15 through Facebook. "But I am becoming the ex -PA voice of the chiefs."